ChatGPT Can Now Acces Internet with New Plugins Offered by OpenAI
ChatGPT leverages the Bing API to look for data with the text-based internet browser to guide through websites and results. One of the most famous Artificial Intelligence-powered chatbots ChatGPT has been updated with a new feature that allows it to access information from online sources and communicate with third-party websites through new plugins. The plugin feature is presently restrained in the alpha phase and will be offered to a smaller group of users before introducing to the larger public. Users can register themselves on the waitlist to avail of the new feature on ChatGPT Plus, OpenAI announced on March 23rd. Previously, there were only eleven plugins offered. These plugins spanned over various ranges and allowed customers to verify the score of a live sporting event and book an International flight at the same time. The firm also said that it is now steadily rolling out plugins to evaluate its real-world use cases. The best part about plugins is that these are tools curated for language models with security as a core virtue, and helps ChatGPT examine updated information, run calculations and leverage third-party use cases, according to OpenAI. There is a range of websites that are backed by the new plugins, for example, eCommerce